City Guides

Fort Worth, Texas, has the perfect mix of laid-back cowboy style and all the modern amenities you can expect from a large, bustling metropolis. Not to mention it’s an incredible sports town. (Go Horned Frogs!) But you don’t have to stick within the city’s boundaries to experience all the perks of the area. In fact, you can enjoy the city’s unique attributes in the Fort Worth suburbs — with the added bonuses of a lower cost of living, a growing job market, and lots of affordable housing options

Located right on the cliffs of the Watchung Mountains, Montclair is considered to be the arts and culture hub of northern New Jersey. Residents love its artsy, eclectic vibe. And living in Montclair, NJ, means you don’t have to go far to experience first-class dining options, see theater productions, or attend festivals. But is Montclair, NJ, a good place to live? And should you move there?

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has emerged as one of the best seaside communities (and not just for retirees) in the U.S. But before you pack the SPF and learn to boogie board, take a peek at what everyday life in the area really looks like, and see what else you can expect to find with this essential guide to living in Myrtle Beach.

While city living has its benefits, living in suburbia may be able to offer you much more. If you’re considering a move to San Diego, take a look at Chula Vista. The area offers a perfect balance between city living and suburban relaxation. In fact, living in Chula Vista offers plenty of outdoor beauty, diversity, and friendly people all within close proximity to San Diego’s top attractions. It’s hard to go wrong when you choose to make this community your new home! Let’s take a closer look.

California and Texas are the two largest states in the U.S. after Alaska. Both are big, but is everything really bigger (maybe better?) in Texas? In 2021, research found that there was an influx in the Hollywood-to-Texas pipeline, with many Californians choosing The Lone Star State as their new home. Why are so many Californians moving to Texas? Here are some pros and cons to get you thinking.